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Polikarpov GG, Lazorenko GE (1992) The role of sediment reducing and oxidizing zones in the
Black Sea removing radionuclides from the water of the Black Sea. In: Polikarpov GG
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Polikarpov GG, Kulebakina LG, Timoschuk VI, Stokozov NA, Korotkov AA (1990) Some data on
survey of Sr–90 and for comparison Cs–137 and Pu in the Dnieper River and its estuary.
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Choppin GR, Pamela JW (1998) The chemistry of actinide behavior in marine systems. Aquatic
Geochemistry 4(1):77–101
Egorov VN, Gulin SB, Popovichev VN, Mirzoyev NY, Tereshchenko NN, Lazorenko GE,
Malakhova LV, Plotitsyna OV, Malakhov TV, Proskurnin VY, Sidorov IG, Gulina LV,
Stetsyuk AP, Marchenko YV (2013) The biochemical mechanisms of formation of critical
areas in the Black Sea against pollution. Marine Ecol J XII(4):5–26 (in Russian)
Eremeev VN, Konovalov SK (2006) On the formation of the budget and the regularities of the
oxygen and hydrogen sulfide distribution in the Black Sea waters. Morskoi Ecol J 3:5–29
(in Russian)
Finenko ZZ, Churilov TYur, Suslin VV (2011) Assessment of phytoplankton biomass and primary
production in the Black Sea from satellite data. In: Commercial bioresources of the Black and
Azov Seas. ECOSI-Hydrophysica, Sevastopol, pp 220–236 (in Russian)
Gulin SB, Polikarpov GG, Egorov VN, Martin J-M, Korotkov AA, Stokozov NA (2002) Radioactive contamination of the north–western Black Sea sediments. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci
54:541–549
Gulin SB, Egorov VN, Polikarpov GG, Stokozov NA, Mirzoyeva NY, Tereschenko NN, Osvath I
(2012) General trends in radioactive contamination of the marine environment from the Black
Sea to Antractic Ocean. In: Burlakova EB, Naydich VI (eds) The lessons of Chernobyl:
25 years later. Nova Science Publishers, New York, pp 281–299
Gulin SB, Mirzoyeva NY, Egorov VN, Polikarpov GG, Sidorov IG, Proskurnin VY (2013)
Secondary radioactive contamination of the Black Sea after Chernobyl accident: recent levels,
pathways and trends. J Environ Radioact 124:50–56
IAEA (International Atom Energy Agency) (1992) Effects of ionizing radiation on plant and
animals at levels implied by current radiation protection standards. Technical Report 332.
IAEA, Vienna, p 55
IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) (2004) Marine environmental assessment of the
Black Sea. Working Material. Regional Technical Co–operation Project RER/2/003. IAEA,
Vienna, p 358
IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) (2015) Accident at the nuclear power plant
“Fukushima-Daiichi” (2015) Report to the CEO. IAEA ,Vienna, 278 p (in Russian)
Ivanov VA, Belokopytov VN (2011) Oceanography of the Black Sea. NAS of Ukraine, Morskoi
Gidrophysicheskiy Institute, Sevastopol (in Russian)
Izrael Yu A (1990) Chernobyl: radioactive contamination of the environment. Gidrometeoisdat,
Leningrad, 296 p (in Russian)
Morss LR, Edelstein NM, Fuger J, Katz J (eds) (2008) Chemistry of the actinide and transactinide
elements. Springer, Dordrecht, 4191 p
Papucci C, Charmasson S, Delfanti R, Gasco C, Mitchell P, Sanchez-Cabeza JA (1996) Time
evolution and levels of mam-made radioactivity in the Mediterranean Sea. In: Radionuclides in
the Oceans. Input and Inventories. Editions de Physique, Les Ulis, pp 177–198
Plutonium (2003) Fundamental problems. In: Nadytko BA, Timofeeva LF (eds) FSUE “VNIIEF”,
Sarov, vol 1, 2, 498 p (in Russian)
Polikarpov GG (1998) Conceptual model of responses of organisms, populations and ecosystems
to all possible dose rates of ionizing radiation in the environment. In: RADOC 96–97,
Norwich/Lowestoft, 8–11 April, 1997. Radiat Prot Dosimetry 75(1–4):181–185
Polikarpov GG, Lazorenko GE (1992) The role of sediment reducing and oxidizing zones in the
Black Sea removing radionuclides from the water of the Black Sea. In: Polikarpov GG
(ed) Molismologiya. Naukova Dumka, Kiev, pp 135–143. (in Russian)
Polikarpov GG, Kulebakina LG, Timoschuk VI, Stokozov NA, Korotkov AA (1990) Some data on
survey of Sr–90 and for comparison Cs–137 and Pu in the Dnieper River and its estuary.
Proceedings of The SCOPE–RADPATH meeting “Biochemical Pathways of Artificial Radionuclides”, 26–30 March 1990, Lancaster, UK, p 18
16 Levels of Activity Concentration, Migration and Dose Rates on Biota from. . .
271